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Release Notes for Catalyst 6500 Series Content Switching Module Software Release 2.2(8)
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Caveats
This problem occurs only when the CSM is receiving many Layer 7 connections in which the portion
of the traffic to be parsed (typically either the HTTP headers or SSL hello messages) spans multiple
packets, and those connections are terminated before the CSM has received all of the packets that
require parsing.
For example, if a GET request spans two packets, and the connection is terminated after the CSM
receives the first frame but before it receives the second, a Layer 7 connection object is leaked. Once
all those objects are leaked, the CSM suspends indefinitely.
Workaround: None.
• CSCdy22697
The CSM always drops all ISIS frames it receives. It is desirable that when configured in bridged
mode, that the CSM pass ISIS frames from the client-side VLANs to the server-side VLANs and the
reverse. This action allows ISIS communication through the CSM.
Workaround: Prior to software release 2.2(4), the only work around was to not rely upon
communication of ISIS frames through a CSM. This issue is resolved in CSM release 2.2(4).
• CSCdy19222
There is a limit of two configured HSRP routers per CSM. Routes configured with the route or
gateway command in the CSM VLAN submode may point to HSRP routers as the next-hop address.
Because the CSM interoperates with HSRP, the set of all IP addresses configured as next-hops in
route or gateway commands cannot contain more than two HSRP IP addresses. That is, a single
CSM can interoperate with only two HSRP IP addresses at any given time.
Workaround: Do not configure routes on the CSM to point to more than two distinct HSRP
addresses.
• CSCdy09047
A real server on which multiple health probes are configured will be considered healthy when one
probe recovers, regardless of the state of other health probes on that server. This condition is
undesirable, since one or more of these other probes may indicate that the server is still unhealthy.
Instead, the real server should be considered healthy only when all probes on that server are
successful.
Workaround: None.
• CSCdy08254
Configuring an HTTP probe with a Host header field may result in invalid HTTP requests in the
keep-alive probe to the real servers. The CSM incorrectly overwrites the Host header field with the
IP address of the real server. This condition may result in the CSM erroneously determining the
health status of a real server.
Workaround: Do not configure a Host header for an HTTP probe.
• CSCdy06917
The replicated call-setup-retry-period-flag for the show module csm x connection command always
displays false, even when the connection has been replicated to the peer CSM.
Workaround: Disregard this display from previous releases.